The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-04-15

November ID; mad a conversation
with him in relation to where he was
on the night of the murder; he told
me that in the evening he went across
Perry creek twice; he told me he stood
in the doorway of grocery store on
Fourth street, between Pearl and
Water, but did not say on which side
of the street it was: told me he was
in the doorway to keep out of therain;
said that the buggy passed by him and
then in about FIVE minutes six men
went by him going west; he told me
that he recognized among these men
man whom he had drank beer with
at the brewery and knew we'll by sight,
and that he was large, heavy man,
with light moustache; had a talk
with him on November 4th in T.. 2.
Murphy's office; Murphy was present.
Here the witness was shown
the statement made by Juhl]
That is Juhl's statement;T wroteit my
self; the paper was read to Juhl; the
latter signed it when in Il. z. Murphys
office; l read the same to Juhl before
he signed; Juhl and myself went to
Justice Foley's house together. The
other statement of Juhl was shown to
witness.l 1 wrote it; the statement
was in relation to the one Juhl made to
George w. Kellogg; the statement was
read to Juhl before he signed and
swore to it; Juhl told me that George
w. Kellogg wanted him to swear John
Arensdorf was not the man that fired
the shot, and that if he would swear to
this he (Kellogg) would give him a
good, round sum of money; Juhl fur
ther said that Kellogg offered him
Half the Reward
if he would keep still and not say any,
thing to the officers in Sioux City; Jack
Ryan, Juhl, James Melon and myself
went to the corner of Fourth and Wa
ter streets for the purpose of Juhl
showing where Haddock was when
shot; he pointed out the place as being
near the middle of Fourth on Water;
we then pointed out place and asked
him if that was the spot; he said thatit
was not the place; .Jnhl said that after
the shooting he crossed over to
where the body was; he said
that lie stayed at the scene Of
murder only about live minutes and
then he went home; went and saw
Juhl's brother. and he said that the
former had received a fall at the pork
house, since which time his mind had
been affected-that he would make a
statement one day and deny it the
next; that Juhl the morning after the
murder had said nothing about it until
he had goneup town and then he re-
turned home all excitement; that he
would not believe his brother, James G.
under oath; the day l brought Juhl to
Sioux City pointed out John Arens-
dorf, and Juhl said that he did not
know him.
| United States District Attorney T.
p. Murphy also contradicted Juhls
evidence given for the defense.
Policeman Mckiusie said he was at
police headquarters un the night of
the murder; as soon as the shot was
fired l looked out OF the window; NO
one was On the street below; witness
Diedrich could not have been with
Bismarck in front of Lorches saloon
as he testified
| James Melon, chief of police, saw
,)uhl point out the spot where Had.
dock fell. and it happened to be on the
wrong crossing; was at police head
quarters when the shot was fired
Lorche's saloon is just north of the
stairway; no one stood in front of the
saloon but Lorche; Bismarck and Died
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